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This spring, Birds Canada was proud to not only be invited back to both Cree territory along the shores of Wiiniibek (James Bay) and Nunatsiavut in northern Labrador, but also for the first time to NunatuKavut in southern Labrador, to install new Motus Wildlife Tracking System stations. This work integrates two major five-year initiatives that Birds Canada is embarking on: Science in the North and Motus on the Move.
Enjoy some of nature's most dazzling little visitors by welcoming hummingbirds to your yard. Hovering though the air, full of energy and colour - the sighting of a hummingbird brings pure delight!
The Prairies, with their rich biodiversity, are one of the most important ecosystems for birds in North America. This article is explores the connections between the Canadian Prairies, prairie producers, and birds.
The Prairies, with their rich biodiversity, are one of the most important ecosystems for birds in North America. This article explores the connections between the Canadian Prairies, prairie producers, and birds.
The Prairies, with their rich biodiversity, make up one of the most important ecosystems for birds in North America. This article is the first installment in a three-part series exploring the connections between the Canadian Prairies, prairie producers, and birds.
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